About a decade ago, as I was about to fall asleep, a sudden vision appeared in the dark behind my closed eyes. I then observed a grey spectral face ghosting towards me before vanishing. Over the following moments, several more passed my vision. Since then, the event has continued each night. Fear of the spectres has never been an issue. In truth, I would feel strange if they stopped. These faces frequently exhibit a high degree of anxiety and concern. Thankfully, none were familiar to me.

 

The reason behind my writing this novel was to unravel this unusual phenomenon. When putting pen to paper, I experienced incredibly vivid dreams that continued for a period of over two years. Around forty-two dreams provided explanations for different paranormal topics like "the soul", immortality, near-death experiences, ghosts, death, and more, creating a mixture of excitement and uneasiness.

 

Do I hold a belief in the story? My answer has to be this. I would, with all of my heart, choose to live in the world the novel foretells.

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Beyond the Light.

Through a series of evolutionary advancements spanning countless generations, Bran Cranson emerges with extraordinary sensory capabilities, allowing him to manipulate and navigate the subconscious and sleep dimensions. His travel through the tunnel of light, seen in near-death experiences, and his subsequent transcendence, provides answers to questions that have baffled humankind from the beginning. This knowledge leads to a conflict against corruption, religious ideology, and global power players. That leaves us to ask the question… Is mankind ready to accept the truth?

 

Woodrow McKane.